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Haha yessss I was honestly debating doing a comedy show named after two of my teachers

swear you're trolling me... just wondering if people had any ideas for case studies of fake businesses

I mean what are the best business case studies that are hypothetical, thought it made sense to me ahah

Hey guys, I've been trying to think of some case studies for Trials on Wednesday that are adaptable to a range of extended response questions. I'm thinking to be best covered I should go with: -main business: goods and services, differentiated health-food restaurant -side businesses...

Yeah I mean but that's only before the papers are actually sat, once people in the state have been exposed to them it doesn't matter.

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Bump

Approaching a question through Aristotle's three modes of persuasion in rhetoric (pathos [emotion], logos [logic] and ethos [orator serving as an example]) can work really well and give you a great foundation. Plus, you're covered if you get asked but structure but can nonetheless adapt it to...

I disagree that you could get in trouble if you reveal any questions, that's like saying they've copyrighted the viewing of a particular sentence. Plus copyright is automatically applied on everything anyway.

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Hey, I have the anaphora in “A barrier of suspicion. A barrier of rejection. A barrier of fear of deception.", but is it fine (because I have said anaphora) to just phrase it as “A barrier of suspicion… rejection… fear of deception." - because I have said anaphora does that mean 'a barrier of'...

Re: 2015 Business Studies Marathon Firstly, achieving economies of scale will result in lower production costs for business'. This means that their profitability will increase, and also provides the opportunity to lower prices while maintaining the same level of profitability. Secondly, as...

Re: 2015 Business Studies Marathon Legal compliance refers to policies that the business must adhere to in order to avoid breaking the law, while ethical responsibility refers to the responsibility of business' to act in a positive way, even if they are not legally obliged to. For example...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon anyway, next question "Suggest reasons why developing countries may not benefit as much from globalisation as advanced economies" 4 marks

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Yeah this is where having that fundamental knowledge of the AD/SRAS/LRAS is so crucial because you can see that macro policy can only really ensure that potential GDP is met, while increasing LRAS through macro reform can be really useful more in the long run. I...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon I disagree, thought this answer nailed how inflation affects the distribution of income and wealth. Logical explanations + showing direct and indirect effects. Anyone else have any thoughts?

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon typo haha should be "Explain how increased inflation may affect the distribution of income AND wealth in an economy" (4 marks)

Re: 2015 Business Studies Marathon Ok let's move on to the next one, something a little bit easier. Explain two advantages and two disadvantages of outsourcing production overseas- 6 marks

Re: 2015 Business Studies Marathon 2/4 Good answer but a few things: -there is a date set on the payment for a bill of exchange -you haven't really differentiated from them that well I'm still researching this topic right now but the thing I have come up with is that a letter of credit is a...

There wasn't a business studies marathon for this year (if so sorry, didn't see it) so I thought I would start one, the one on the economics thread has been really useful. For those that don't know, answer a question and ask another one. Gonna start with a bit of a kicker: Differentiate...

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